Use cases
Who Snappd is for.
Four working patterns. Each one starts somewhere different, and leans on a different part of the product.
Founders
You have to post. You don’t have a designer.
You know what you want to say and lose the afternoon trying to make it look like anything. The post that mattered on Monday goes out on Thursday, or not at all.
Agencies
Several brands, each still looking like itself.
Volume, and every client’s look drifting when a different person makes the post. The tenth carousel for a client should look like it came from the same studio as the first.
Creators
Your best ideas are already written down.
An archive of posts, threads and newsletters that nobody is re-reading. The thinking is done; it’s the reformatting that never happens.
Ecommerce
Product posts that look art-directed, not photographed on a desk.
The same product, twenty times, and no studio budget. Every post is the thing on a background, and the feed reads as a catalogue.
Whichever one you are, it starts with a topic.
Three carousels free. No card.